My ambitious TBR for October and #HauntedShelf
And some Poe thrown in for good measure. I probably won‘t get through them all but maybe I‘ll surprise myself
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My ambitious TBR for October and #HauntedShelf
And some Poe thrown in for good measure. I probably won‘t get through them all but maybe I‘ll surprise myself
#BlackCatCrew @BookwormAHN
#CasttheDie is cast!
8. A Foreign Country
4 or 14. A House with Good Bones
10. The Seventh Bride
Lucky pick: A Mist in the Mirror
Thanks @PuddleJumper
Current read.
pickThis was…not bad. It was an interesting sort of character study of three isolated relatives - one an old man not quite lucid, an agoraphobic but sweet older sister, and a young sister who seems much younger and innocent than normal. And that‘s about it 😂. I thought it was going to be scary but it just wasn‘t. It had a twist but I didn‘t really care about it 🤷🏼♀️. I did enjoy it overall, it just wasn‘t what I expected. 🌟🌟🌟💫
pickThis book…did not end the way I thought it would. At all. So, kudos for that, because I was super invested in Hazel and Jack and now I don‘t know what to do with myself. Read the sequel, I expect😂 A compelling story that I felt really gave a picture of Victorian Edinburgh, and the struggles of women in that Regency society. Hazel is an FMC we can all love, clever and thoughtful and reckless in all the right ways. Definitely a pick for me.
pickDeliciously creepy. I really felt like I was experiencing all the horrific things Easton experienced. Also quite funny in spots.
This is my recommendation for #HauntedShelf participants. It's creepy and spooky and IMO, even better than Shirley Jackson's better-known The Haunting of Hill House.
I also adore this updated Penguin Classics edition that my family gifted to me, with the penguin in the cat's clutches.
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1. I have a pair of my great-grandfather's eyeglasses, circa 1890s. I also have an authentic piece of coal from the RMS TITANIC.
2. As long as strong heroines are needed, JANE EYRE should still be relevant. I hope. 🖤🩶🖤
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